Croce And Literary Criticism
Croce And Literary Criticism
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And they have rejected many of Wordsworth's poems as not being sufficiently obscure ; while creations such as " Kubla Khan " have been exalted perhaps beyond their true measure.
Simultaneously with this new development of criticism there has arisen a new school of poetry ; and the practice of the one has been in harmony with the theory of the other. It may be worth while, with reference to the problem of content, to quote one of the products of this literary attitude. The complete poem is as fo...llows : "The wild geese fade in the distance The smell of dead leaves on the ground . . . Her palanquin waits at the door. " Now each of these three sentences is a separate statement. The poetry then, assuming that we are dealing with one poem and not three, must lie in the connection, such as it is, between these statements. And there seems in fact to be a theme connecting the three parts of this poem. It is a theme not very clearly stated, but which consists in a progressive development through three different states of mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And they have rejected many of Wordsworth's poems as not being sufficiently obscure ; while creations such as " Kubla Khan " have been exalted perhaps beyond their true measure.
Simultaneously with this new development of criticism there has arisen a new school of poetry ; and the practice of the one has been in harmony with the theory of the other. It may be worth while, with reference to the problem of content, to quote one of the products of this literary attitude. The complete poem is as fo...llows : "The wild geese fade in the distance The smell of dead leaves on the ground . . . Her palanquin waits at the door. " Now each of these three sentences is a separate statement. The poetry then, assuming that we are dealing with one poem and not three, must lie in the connection, such as it is, between these statements. And there seems in fact to be a theme connecting the three parts of this poem. It is a theme not very clearly stated, but which consists in a progressive development through three different states of mind.
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